“Maxime Raynaud Scouting Report vs. Miami | NCAA 24/25 Breakdown” 7’1 center
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.พ. 2025
- Maxime Raynaud | 7’1” | C | Stanford
Game Performance vs. Miami
• 28 points (10/17 FG, 4/6 3PT)
• 12 rebounds, 2 assists
Strengths
• Elite pick-and-roll/pop threat - Excels in both pick-and-roll and pick-and-pop situations, using his size and shooting ability effectively.
• Stretch Big Ability - Shooting 35% from three, which is impressive for a 7’1” player, making him a legitimate floor spacer.
• Soft Touch - Finishes well around the rim with a good feel for touch shots.
• Defensive Presence - Uses his length well, contesting shots effectively. Averaging 1.8 blocks per game and currently ranked third in the NCAA in rebounds, showcasing his ability to protect the rim and control the boards.
Weaknesses
• Settles for Jump Shots Too Often - Has a tendency to rely on his outside shooting instead of using his size to dominate inside. Needs to establish more of a presence in the paint.
• Physicality & Strength - While effective defensively, could benefit from adding strength to battle more physical bigs at the next level.
Concerns & Questions
• Can he develop a more aggressive interior game to complement his shooting?
• How well will his defensive mobility translate at the NBA level, especially against quicker bigs?
• Will he continue to improve his physicality and strength to handle NBA-level physicality?
• Can he guard guards on switch screens?
NBA Comparison: Brook Lopez
Raynaud’s combination of size, three-point shooting, rim protection, and rebounding is reminiscent of Brook Lopez, especially in his transition to a floor-spacing big. If he can continue to develop his interior scoring and defensive versatility, he has the tools to carve out a role at the next level.
